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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
14
Brief notes urge careful handling of seed potatoes to avoid injuries and disease entry. Advise short fall grazing for cows to stay comfortable, reduce production loss from cold stalls, and proper sauerkraut curing times. Emphasize birds need ample ventilation, bees require pure winter food, and promote early forest seedling orders with suitable species listed.
Women produced braille books under Red Cross direction with 2813 single copies and 3538 double copies last year. Items include fiction biography history economics and school texts. The Red Cross distributes them free to libraries for blind readers.
The Red Cross urges a peace-time army bigger than last year to support nationwide relief work in 1932 33. It reports 3 639 chapters and 16 000 drivers and volunteers as the backbone of the movement.
A friend’s husband works at a detective agency and is praised for keen intuition. The speaker’s child jokes that he is the better detective, remarking on the father’s pipe and alleged need to find clues.
A compact motto from Terra Mente Urb. Hee emphasizes patience with humanity when love proves elusive. The line reflects a thoughtful stance on human relations and long term understanding.
A 21 story vertical town on Twenty third Street Chelsea neighborhood rises above the Hudson with 1700 dwellings housing 504 residents. The London Terrace offers river views a pool garden gym four restaurants and notable residents in a historic Chelsea site once home to a notable figure.
The Lancaster County survey notes twelve of seventy covered bridges lie within ten miles of Lititz. Eight span Conestoga Creek routes, with others on Chickies Creek near Manheim and across the Little Conestoga near Fast Petersburg. Lititz Springs Creek has none.
The smallest duck in the family, the cottop-teal or pigmy goose, originates in India. It resembles a small pigeon in size with very short legs and limited land activity.
The Golden Book Magazine notes prices for top titles reflect the modern hour market. In 1802 Corn- Di Magazine paid George Wot $5,000 for Le mple before it had been written.
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